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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YORK Satnrdnv Feb -BEEVES-Receipts were
IL ears ~ 2G I'D all soils Total for TIE week 6bOi
hr All against 100 head last week Arrivals Tor exporters
and saugnicrer- direct No trade In Live Cattle Shipments
asr reported yesterday.
CtTVt 2Ony IL head received No trade worth noiing
F,.if ~
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Keceipts were - cars OF 40!
heat, iln 924&b irhu sB ilSt
~ 77 h. al With the stock he'd over there were
o or 81 ears sale Trade rather slnw and prices weak
and a small frac,iun lover on 10Th sheep and Lambs -,
common 10 Sherp sold at 5G5'c, with deck load
OF stale aiock selling up 10 b. -. .,.
rshorn Yearing Lambs ranged from 52 10 Giic for Com
mon 10 fXtr q load Of Faclped sold NJ 0l4c "a
Observation-Disclosures & Dtvs 2O0 Pennsy wanna sheep 'S
OF ~ az ~ 10 23i DO Is NJ 54c ~ ate do IL ID at
~ 8 10 81 b. ~ l32 tate Lambs % d. AT &C. o
n harrington: 2i2 Michigan sheep OF 10 ~ - 10; 3o
Michigan lamb ~ TO- at 6sc; 23O do 10 ID at oc' 100
State DO lO3 n at sc. ~ ,oc S,.,.
Hume Nh len: state Sheep l-o To- Ut o'fo i'o Jaw
nflIenback pcwor l79 Sheep. 81 ~ at SIC; 10
do ~ n -: $50 do l0l ID. at 5'gc Isl state L"os
Eyeriit & plcock 9s2 wostrrn Sheen 10 10 5isc 1872
10 81 n - 81 l95 do 90 ID, at - 60 ONO no. o
ind * Ruckinglam 2Ol Michigan shee, ss o. at - 30;
40 Territory do. 1lJ .. at g 80. $500 80 On O. o,io
Nowton q ictt iOi Ohio Sheen. l0j b. at - co. 80 ONO
Lamb. IS TO- 20 80, 23l Fan Clipped Michigan do u '
E Culver: 300 MichIean Lambs ~ %. at 6'sc
ST. Collins ~ Harrington 80 western Shoed; - 10;
AZ 30. 81 twrsl 100 10 at - u TO do. l22 d. at
50 %: 81 western Lambs. Ga b. at 20 30 ,,,.
j. +. Sailcr& g.. ate Yesterday: 200 Indiana ah' ohio
~hsop. mi ed. % m. at - A.. , ~ :, ..
J. Y Piico,k ias yesterday 80 ohio sheep. 10 ID at
i0Gs-Rccepfs were 81 cars Of 437l hoal-lG cars az
Jersey civ AMI IL IT 40tlst Total Tor the week
"a GG hrni n"ainst - head week. None for sale
aivr hoe hr hrmer, aud G. mmon u fIlme Hoes
nay be quoted II l2dO &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

othsr man for diva him room enough, Aud be 70 sure
10 herray himself bv quality which 10 either hs
alone or his in such measure IA none ever enarou
put he I am reminded OF remark OF froiessos,
Mason which struck he, that one day when I.eu .
with OvcrwOrk he took up copy OF Dante' anu "is
reading in it TOR half hour he shut tue oook a'
found himself saying to himself Well TINS IN .e,n
ture' And think ta, may be applied to the mature
work of Shakespeare, and in great IneasuIe rOb ~
the work of the young Shakespeare lake .ne WHY
scene together and there sure to be passagcH m
of which we cannot say That they are reaiy h'o''"
in that high meaning OF the word
q 7, anpe,rr 10 me that examination OF kichard
III, nlainly indicates that It 10 a Ilay ,. Woh
Sbakesneare adapted to the stage, IN tkinS aauItos
.ometm,s longer and some times shorter ana .o"aiu
tb end no either grew weary OF his work or was
for time and left the older author Shoeve lie
WAS pretty much to himself.
awhile ! believe firmly Ia the maintenance OF
classical learning in our universities, never open my
Shakesneare that do not find myself wishing that
there might be protessorshps established Tor the ex
handing of his works there nsed to be tor Those OF
Dante in Italy, There is nothing IN our literature
50 stimulating and suggestive as the thoughts when
he srem, to drop by chance as If his hands were TOO
ful of them Nothing 40 CHEEKY as his humor, moth
ing that laps us in elvsium so quickly as lovely
images which he marries to tie u.us'o OF hs verse
He s also great master ut rbrtor'c IN teaching us
what to follow, and also perhaps quite as often IN
teaching us what to avoid. | value hun above all Tor
this that for those who know no language but their
own there il as much intellectual train ng to he got
from the study OF Shakespeares works as IRON those
of any had almost aid from any OF the dnc'eGts
had almost said of all the ancien put together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NOHTH HiNEh
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route" 400 7i6. 900. llOO M 1880 400 43O $50.
p. ,,o .oo q M
1000 D. m have for Reading Harrisburg Potts
WILLIE etc. 100 a. m for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk reading Harrisburg. etc ON Sundays Tor
Easton.
TOO for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Wilkesbarre, and scranton.
$50 a. ~ for Eason Bethlehem Allentown. Manch Chunk
Wlkesbarre Scranton, Reading Harrisburg. Pottsvlle
Tanaqua, Shamokin Sunbury Lcwisburg, WiliamsporI
etc.
loo and 1870 p. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Heading Harrisburg etc,
$40 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk
WiKesbaro, Scranton, Tamaqua shamokn, sunbury Lew
isburg, Williamsport, etc.
430 Tor Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, etc
$40 %. for Easton. bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Wkesbarre keadng Harrisburg. etc Gu Sundays
100 and 7.3o D. Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown
I:3O sl5 hoo M. 100 400, 49, Gl6 p sundays
400 900 for Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove
except sunaaysh Point Pleasant
I:so q m loo p m, for Atlantic City. vneiand and
..sS. s;iS ii,45A M. l:oo 4:ao. $50 p m. for Free
40. 600 Slb HOO Has n. m, 100 400. 1880.
6,S0. 6lo y IN. Sundays 400. 300 M Tor Perth
For time Of trans local points timetables AZ Ticket
O1lcon
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THE STdTE or TEADE.

BALrrNoEr Fob 20.-cotron Mtidllu= o.. 9onsc
. .' nal e. 1870 do Family - 90 al 90 Cy
Mrs supcrnne ~ - $500 TO- Extra 81 20 a" -, 40 ~.
P,fent 81 d. whcat--outlern DIN. Western steay.
sonthern ot VO0gIc Amber ~ We. No esieIn
t %" Tarch ss ssc do for $3.50 so'c C.rn
southern scy' @"'tI G An Wcs,ern TSed .rot
l5Sal5A.ci March 45%1 i5'c April +a',dto ta; way
bid oa Hr SSStner Msg 81 0 g
rive nrm a, 66a5se Hay dnll Prime Mo-, to- cI pmTs
sl4 30 slJ 81 Bukmeit, shoulders m Hear ND sides
packet 7.as~c Baccn-shonlder' I'.GHSc ,lear no
S"'' nui,cr nrrn wcUcrn packed lCa",c. creamery
70 Efs' ssr n lSsoc r''I oHv to @
Is s;SaGv SSit =, Is
frrichts ivcrpoo ,er steamer "ca'yI' ct'op '.i.
Flour /. DIS 'ira,n a. Receipt..tIonr Hsti pts What
brsh. -hlpnents-fionr A.lt '5 nle Wheat SdDo
bush Corn 1880 lush sAe'-WheA' 3'o'loo bush COR"
no-roS. Fob. 2G-tionr quiet Choice Extra. ss 6os
50 10 Common Ezra. IS 50 70 urn; %s H rAsGn.
o.s sa. Ny! Ss i0 &aS S" IL o 10 %,s
per- to" s uu.i aaG. SST'9sra Ws.,
,rn Ear1 vr ~ 70. quiet Eastern
Fonr 33w bb. AMI l2olD stc<. cora $500 bush
Dat. IA OOj Dn,G short, 1000 pn'n.
aryF.r, PEI, 20 -Wheat- No Hart IN light dem nd
hut holders nrn at zoe over MAY win saes OF 100
bush IN ,os at $50 Sc ani 1900 bush At - r. Nm
20 White Mchigan. s5'.e. -. or. nrm s.: a.h
SO {S'o" 6 s aa n 80 ego" wsHc sSsas e:
~. White sic 80; Mixel 1895 'c barley Ia,
augc. M FItra 60 Reccipts-Mnca, ..... hn.n
Cora 6ooO bush oats lioO' bush BARLEY $50. bush
shlpneut,-%hoAt 500 uu'h. Corn 2i,ooO Ou'L o"t'
bush.
curacao. Fob so-Flour dun ana unclaimed; Winter
san Winter ~ Is ~ choice 70 Fancy Mnne''' ras
1913 re F.oir-ssvo9 - 10 oIh Buekwneat 80
- 90 ~" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

American 900 March. 7.22a7 2sc sicsns 1.S4c
7 $40 7sc; 800 tes June ~ e,%.
Firm AMI anct EgiD 10 a30c Pcnnsv'yan i
creamery 3n0lrc Western Creamery lS1g,c s STATE
barry half Grkin 10 a23c: Welsh Tubs l60Ec Sa,o
Dairy frkins isa2lc Western Imitation 10 q
1;a 2,c Western Dairy 1901 C.; Westrrn Factory
lie: Rolls CheeseState Factory, IL &c LIN,
SKIM. llLGI2c Eggs-IIravy AMI lower state lf'1c''
Western, |, Dl7 '.c Southern. l7al7 ric .,.,a.r
StT the feeling was ratheT ~,
while values not changed from 3Ln4rc Ior
liz for Fair Refining Jc for e6o test Centr,ueA,
sIcs 400 hags iernambnco AZ and los hhis Moiasscs
an prIvalr trr"s Refined qniet cut LOAF
|'ru.h,d 5.lGa63c Cnbes I3 Ice. Powdered 1910
aGL Grannlaed 90 l0oc. Mould l5l5c Confecr'I" on
srs, A q Ice toFee standard 6i4c. f'ofes on Ilo
as sc. bite EXTRA 47sc Extra ~ "a &C., 4a~fSc
yellow A.. aiSr. ola
at 7SG So and oleomargarlDe 6bd6Nc 1,. ..,
TATIOW-Quiet and barely steady. Prime CITY quoteu
4c Sales 80 hilds 4 "a l-32c.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
AhD1HE SOUTH

On and after January 3sc 1887 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort Norfolk. via tho
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD,
WI leave Pennsylvania Railroad station New-York. 1;20
m 30 la : ~. ually arriving OLD Point, O;Oo
u n ana So a. H. norfolk 100 800 a. IN. Steamer
ior Nchmop will leave ape Charles ut IN. Mondays
.dnesdayo ami fndays. arriving there At p w. bui,
T. 10 lLail.s The Lay EApltss, anu
sIc,nng car, through OIL Point co nfor >OrVlk
io Nigh krpesa Tickets amt sleeping berths can DO Sc
cured At any Ticket Ponusy wanna RAILROAD
Company.
A ~ OHM supt Il II. COOKE. q =, and 4. A.
ALL fares reduced.-StoningtOn Line. The
"A iavorite inside tor Boston. Providence and ali
New. ling and points.
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Rec,uu, chair paror cara betwocn steamers Landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
steamers uIeave pier No So North River ono block
,hoye Canal al at o. 90 y. IN. daily except sunday.
~ r. W. POPPLE, Gen'I Passenger Agt-
BOX 3,0ll, Newly ork.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
aREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains York. via Desbrosses and cortiandt strce
Harrisburg PisDurs and tho West WITH Pullman ralae:
Chicago Pror Dining smoking Sleeping
Cara q: m every Ea Say eoo No. CORY and Fri.
ws%'%ss ss s iai T'a:v Petroleum
70? Gssi"es s 1,sns
s.Svs pS%s% a I
arrive Ss' ao SSs and isS
si% CIV s1cs s' Sunday Sroush paos carr
For Cape May. week days lilo On Saturday, only
tons via RAILWAY and Am5oy a. m IL noon $40 5 D. IN
On sunday GAS a and p. do not stop at Asbury
Point and Scrts,s via MsxYors PnladcDh!.
ad%"rs and Bay Lime go e week
e Jersey City anorng speedy and direct transfer for
Trans ay@is. From Pitt.surr ITO 1890 Ilso m 700
81 F@e% fsilsdsIrsis $50 so ssa 7iS 7sa a2S
s 100 cc $ sc so sso " fse sp
ash sS" s 7 go S s. 81 o So aSo 1885, ii'0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
land. streets FERRIS as follows '''D'''' '"" o''"
asst ss s
s. s.1 AND
on SUNDAYS. connect Trenton for Camden " -
's Eth SssaS' ss''ss'S''1t
80 ; s:35 7:l2 g. l2 and $50 D. m. O., snnaav i20t.
1886. 7:l2 and 9:l2 y. M ~ ~ ''"
dav. ~ ~ ~ '' 'A''p' ''"'
Tick. onG sc. sa s3 as and q. sroaawa on.
Conrfst an Brookvn station. Of Fulton st
Brorkyn station. Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket Onics
Castle Garden $3.50 f
Tho New York Transfer Company call for ami chc,s
baggage from hotels and residences ~
CHARLES T.. PUGH JR WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortandt or Des
y "a No. Tor Catasauqua and intermediate points
a m lor Geneva, Lyons, Emir. Rochester. Buffalo and
the est principal local points Char car 10 wilkes
IN Connection Reading and Harrisburg.
$40 D. Ptston and principal intermediate points
10 Putston.
$40 y. Copay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg CHAIR car 10 COplay.
d. Geneva Lyons. kmlr, Rochester, Bunalo and
tie West Pullman sleeper u Lyons
7:5O y. Tor Iaurys aud intermediate points.
Trans leaving at ~ m. and BAD m connect for
ali polpts In Mahanoy ami Hageton Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
- for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points .,-,.
$40 .. M for Coplay and intermediate points. u,,
p. for Geneva Lyons ElmrA Rochester BUFFALO ana
West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per ynrth Pirer. Vssseis mi f1uro1fs.
CENERAI. MARKET PC JORC.

coPFrr-Brazu STYLE. dull. but with frner mar.
maintained at lac Tor iar no
spot invoe ga Mid growths were weaker SaeS 49,,
nm terms option trad nc was qie active
Tho market o1ened 1t advance OF points v4nc' ~
lows March ~ 1900 April, l22 6l223 NAV D
IL. June. 1925 H. 30 July lZ%,a tZo' a. an AZ
SoyrYnhcr. I23OQl235s December l230dlA3o. Nae''
66. SEQ bags. ,,.,. an, ra,ucs
COTTON spot lots the movement was light ana va
v,ont change bales az Last EVENING" all 81 w
,ora fnr September tho total port
REGENTS have been 7G357 bales against 4isijo oaes
fort period last year.
Quotations based on The standard Of classification
area folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

I noticr, al 900.

Transferable notices at 800
1oun Ayn tnoI9r. market si sp1 rr"eT
AMI the local trade m"vemrn, "%s fr I naogs
% % F. 80 8 asa S 90 and ;. IS for
ran S%@ 200 o. hills s"pcrd"S oa:a ,,s' oT
SSS w iIo s" f, Te 3 go e. T zoo e.
Ezra s. 2o9sS - Cor con non :, '3,d ~ ~
patent Included tho sale, were a. o, Tor eSST
g a. f. r. S sSsi ' '@ to F"S
Extra state s. doast o. Co. nn"n ..,HrI
8 % co" moe Fslr Frtra ono 81 IhaSt 90 Co"
& an Sc 1 + g "a" vo S,ss. 9?
ss 20 Il So i. tpai. con- Fr Extra Il ~
lar e "92 90 f s nv W.T. S w %' n, S[
4 To- div Mn Extra 70, Wsst .9nG L. 5, I2Ss' 81
market So,s4 .dav @ 40 Ga%oa g
FAR Extra 8 80 an G G.m,n c ss SO Il his
nrcrnnc at - * aS;6S corn MEA-sieay YeIlor
" 1gGG & L tnG
Tic ws % sH ON me Whole S" he
kc presented healthier appcarance ne ave-
srcgsie with most interest sri centred Nav delivery
Prices wer" worked np"Ir q S q, .e t. "o"s
steady The best rates spot lots "erc 80
bushels future 10000 bn,hel,spot, incud
V0c In elevator oOp d9l - ano't and ran devered No
Ole Eiifa Rcd 03Gr. future delivery no 2 Red
e MsrGs al al 70 - d. Nav 90 &C. closing
S Sc. j1@' at ~ ' DO Xnsa. Of G9c closing ~ e
40 Al H.'-c october
g54 60 cio-nga 93 - do Novombcr closing - tc
DO December 05a-d96 / Ice. closing at 9tc RYE nll
and nnminal ..... BA KLEYtlulet AIT heavy AHLE1
MALr-Dul and unchanged .--. CORN ~p"t 1913 "'l -
abd al the close prices
show per busIrL The speHu 'tion va
mere moderate and confined mainly tho May option Prcr>
advanced : a &C. closing with the best hrnrc- ruing nm
sses"igG o., bushels fntnre bushels pot INCLUDING
Uncraded Mixed A. 40iric., steamer. $50 10 - N
-vatnr 4sc delivered; 40 2 4Ndtss In elevator 'V9
4pssc delivered. No March i@isc.. closing al $50
do Aprfl. 4ssa4si.c. closing At %sAc do May. $50
az Lc closing at as &c. do. June 4S50thNc cosing al
A. a.c OATS ash grades were generally rtefh' AMI
irccs slow Little 'hange. win m%efate ,IS,r -.
t,rte The advanced trfc leading To mVitatr
degree Of a-uyy. closing steady ~ thr IighHt ugu,'s
bushels future. ll1ooO bushels spot ncnl
tns Sn Hat sac 90 Whte. SO, 55c Va 2. ~ al g.
n Xh,t. g5i !. a So c Whlte 80. Soc AiI~ " est
ern ~ a SIC 10. 37at2c. Whit STATE SO c !"
March 81 C ooslng at - ~. do. Ami. 81 -G"' -
co-lng Al - 20 do May 80 9a+ 'sc, closing at 80 - No.
June "a 81 &C. coslng ~ 81 Unch~hsci
and firm
walkers Private DAILY Circular. February 20 l77i. Ho~'
The United Kingdoms supply OF foreign wheat and nour
ins hon.vown wheat from september l7sd Ia
l.l, gu ~
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements Tennhry B. 1891
through trains viii Leave Grand Tertral DA1o'
~ Rochest~r Evnress thr,r~h Ira yroon az.
Albany. Trov, ~, Alhans Ronss's PIT and syracuse .
Albany, Utica Svracnse Rochester RuHao Nagsrs FslS
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 q
lOsoh M .hicago Express drawngroom cars to canan'
fii:sO a M Western New.york ami Northern Express.
Sson M Albany Trov and Ut.cs Express. With drIgias'
room .n N car ~ XRccommoiatonto Albany AMI Troy.
&C. ~ rh,cn 20 and Louis Express with seeDnyca-s
,w u anS sc Ionis Duiny.car NewYork 70 Albany
a,oCn with scenrgrarst0 Va 1treh.
Rv,. ~ Utca stopping " prinrioai statpnS 80.
q n Snecial Seener arrives Rochester TAU m,
IN ~,,o a.35 a M, CLEVELAND 12lS n. nextday
m Pacific Exnress with slaepin yrar. or socnos.
ter Bn,io Niagara FILLS Cleveland Toledo Detroit ans
Chicago Ssepngolrs 10 Watertovr vi, UttTt nIv
e~~en ale, c, Auburn Gsnevs AMI CanandaguA
oIiiiSn M Night Exn-ess with .leepngcars TO Albany
ana Tr,y with ths morning trains for thcW'
and Tor the North except Satur'sv 1tgno ~ /, ,,...
Tckets N sae NJ GRIND Central nAnr. "" nttoerf
Place AIS Rroa'wav Harlem Depot 12hts. anu ttn.Avc
and Al wcstcotrs Express Oices PARK ea. brot'
wayl 7s5 and a42 Broadway ar' az Yves,
York 1888 WASHINGTON and 7S0 Fron ats o'"oN'" '"' -
Hccoumodations in ,rawinsroom mi ,o,ol :,Es ~
Of the ticket Offices In Newfor~ S'"' ~
S3s Was ,ington.t. orooslvn ,r,n res, isaca
These trains isilv All othei nst and hayeJ
iThese ualhhs sion at Harlem 'i-' Hr.Nkl NONEFT
'General SuperlntendehI pehcis. = ""'o"hS. -scs.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE. -
w FOP QUEENSTOWN AND LiVERPOOt-
UNITED STATES MA STEAMERS
CELTIC. Capt irvn l"ul'u "i D. N IN
GERMANIC, capt ilstielt I ur,dAy. Much IL; 9'O IN
ADRIATI ant. Par.at .Wcdnrsty. Mar !. II a IN
BRITANNIC. Capt Perry ..... " Stay ar ~ Up IN
from tho White Dock, foot Of West luth-st
RATES-Saloon $50 sB1 $50 and slOu Return tickets on
favorable terms Steengo IRON ~ the Ol
Country So intermediate tAiriato ami Celtic
excursion $50 For Inspection OF plan, or other
Information apply at tho company ONCE No 81 broah"V
New.iork. . , .o,,,. -.
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ERIE RAILWAY now known IA tba NEW

klT hhlLW now KNOWN IA the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
through trans leave isis, and station.
than IRON cha nber--st '''"''
coaches Bns6amon E%ra a horne, %1nS
p%.I S1 s.H sm s. si'a osse sS st. ou, I'm
Gq Ma rss svssn o End su sspn
."Hs PHI% .% sleeping Cosshs. asa,o S:Ta
EaR fa@sn Ss s ST ss s
Coaohe, TO Bnghamton. Elmir.. Rochester Buffalo Ma
RphsEtori and Pas.sic $:a' 54s7,2o 1872 90 lo2o,n
$50 ,oo ,, a. y noon las AIS. $3.50 745 900 1913
as &c. 90 b. so &c sc?e So SS
sgS i isS l2S m las 4iS $780, 7+0 400 1873
Sfra mi sseS S IS S s sse 500 81 l1'
900 @o9S and l e. s Sta SS daily except saar
ea s%%T1y, Sisa ?e ~ $50 so,
sS 'Yss l5 t sso y 500 %r i5s5
war~cs <" S 500 ie'SS 4;sop SUNDAY. 5,4o m.
Ns s%.s and &c Cornwall, 80 go 800 isa 5so.,i
sq&SaE, and Se' soS H. sso
as o.Ssa .s @9 5iS So
" sss s 800 1927 80 1893 s
500 $50 Sn,ys a. SO iSso ao H. $50 SOD
Fort Or J 1:,@ iSsSs M re2sa
81
c",es can be "Sa %,S i a rss "r
Zee. ~ 10. sci ~ srS.iS,y IL Se:s 10,
Fxprea. rains from The West arrive In New.Yor6 l.il1
1:47 10 IS m. and l0Opp N.
l. p. FARMER Gen'l Passr Agent NewiYork.
HARLEN RIVER BRANCH.
i NEW YORK. NEW.HAVEN and HARTFORD r. z
Trains Warlen River Station l32f-t anl La
coln.,ve Third Bridge Harlem Rver
Preached nv second and suburban Eev1tel rul
roai Isl daily Suniavs az 6ti 1880 alo 10 l;h5 m.
2;l0 355 40 $40 $40 1890 for Port Norris CAS-
tOak ponfl. HINTS POINT Vast FaNns Van Vest.
West Chester Timnsons Raw Chester Peh7n Hay) Barlow
WIv fsantl pAlhari Manor and New R0Chee connecting
~ New Rochelle WITH trains FOR all noins IN" main line "
the New York New-Taven ant Harf'ori Railroat shore
Line ant Air Line Divisions New.Canaen. Niftletowu,
New Britain and Sueld branches and Boston and all poiata
East
Midnight for New. Rochelle and all inferno liato
tons A. IL 10 A. tally. eIceDt MONDAYS.
SUNDAY for New Rocelle and all inferno Hate an
Tons \ IL O and $50 the latter train connect
ing at New. Rochelle with way tram to STANFORD
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provl-

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston PrOvI-
i dence Newport and all New England Points All rail
Grand Central Depot Express trains daily tSnniaYs
eIcepted) at (paror cars attached AMI III
with palace sleeping carsL SUNDAY trains 10 m with PAL
ace paror cars). IL p. with palace sleeping carsl
For Newport take 200 p. IN. Boston EXPRESS Win paroi
at wexford Tor Newport arrivug at 700
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
u LINE The Popular Inside Route TO Boston: 81
(orrcsrcrdnr reduction 10 all points
Steamers City OF Worcester and CITY Of NewYork
40 (od nun ber North RIVER foot OF Wattsst
pier above Desbrosses Ferry daily except Sunday AZ
$500 III v. W. bhApi Agent
NEW "Reminiscences leave Peck slip
~ (Pier 90 Rl at pm and IL pm. SUNDAYS excepedl
Steamers arrive time for early trains north and east
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NORTaFRN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

Trains leave from dhambersst Station for Enelewoof
Tenafv Chester. Sparkhi and Nvark $40 7:lO 400 936
s n'a l:so M ;io s2o 800 4;5o 500 $40 $50 800
500 For NaDaet Spring Valley Monsev and Tamans
$40 $40 $50 a. <:50 $50 Sundays $50 = m.
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Jnetrurtion.

Bows and Young Men CITY.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
u Brway near 42dst, 49th year. Primary. commercial
and classical departments instruction thorough NJ NJ OBJ
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DED STAR LINE.
Ii FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
New YORK ANA Antwerp eyerv SATURDAY
SATURDAY. D. 1850 n.
"A 40 y Ia
IaIand Winter Rates FIRST cabin. $50 and SIS EHour
slon sllU tl25 second cabin. 80 EXCURSION sJl
btecIagc Al lowest ratea
rINUE o. \ AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
Il passenger line for Il IhOm ~ Barbados
Para, Maranhan. Ccars and Pcrnanbuco. .
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lor II Thomas Bar ,dos Para. Maranham, Pernsmbuco
Bahia lie JanelTo for santos Aontcvideo
ana way ports . 49, 49,. -,
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PAUL /. GEKnAnD Co. Den. Agents - Brdadst, NY,
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Mlnsiral gnstrnments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
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for sale 1t liberal reduction from our regular prcea
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